UTIs
ET (1 Elderly, 2 Male Infants, 1 Women), RF (6), Mech,
Urine, DX (3 Tests)?
ET:
RF:
MECH = Ascension of microbes from urethra -> bladder.
URINE:
- WBCs (NOT WBC Casts)
DX:
Common Vaginal Infections (3)
Bacterial Vaginosis
Causative Bug, Assoc (2),
Chars / Micro Findings (3, incl 2 Clues),
Pres, RX?
Gardnerella vaginalis (Gram - rod, anaerobic).
ASSOC:
FINDINGS: NO Infl
PRES:
- Thin white/yellow discharge with fishy odor
RX: Metronidazole
Trichomoniasis (Vaginitis)
Causative Bug, Chars / Micro Findings (2), Pres (CLUE + 1), RX?
Trichomonas vaginalis.
FINDINGS: INFL.
PRES: Vaginitis
RX: Metronidazole
** Treat sexual partner **
Candida Vulvovaginitis
Chars / Micro Findings (2), Pres (CLUE + 1), RX?
FINDINGS: INFL.
PRES:
RX: -azoles
Non-Specific Chlamydial Urethritis
Pres, Labs, Comp?
PRES:
- Dysuria +↑urinary freq
LABS:
- Sterile Pyuria
COMP:
- Reiter Sx (in HLA-B27 Male)
PID
Causative Bugs (2),
Pres (CLUE + 4), Possible Pres (3),
Comp?
PRES: Onset often follows menses
POSSIBLE PRES:
COMP:
- Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Sx
Salpingitis
Comp (4)?
COMP:
Condyloma Acuminatum (Genital Warts)
Causative Bug, Assoc, Pres (2), Micro Finding (Clue), RX (2)?
HPV.
ASSOC: Cervical Ca
PRES:
FINDING: Koilocytotic atypia
RX:
Syphilis
Causative Bug, DX (2ry + 3ry), RX?
Treponema pallidum.
DX: FTA-Abs
RX: Penicillin
1ry Syphilis
Path (Incubation), Pres, DX?
PATH: 3 week Incubation = Spirochetes spread throughout body.
PRES:
- PAINLESS Chancre (heals within 1-3 months)
DX: Dark-Field Microscopy
2ry Syphilis
Pathogenesis (Timing), Pres (4)?
PATH: Devel 1-2 months after 1ry Syphilis.
PRES:
3ry Syphilis
Pathogenesis, Locations Affected (3),
Pres (Char Lesion + 2), Eyes,
Comp?
PATH: Devel in 1/3 of untreated patients.
PRES: Char Lesion = ‘Gumma’: Single or multiple. MC in bone, liver, testes.
EYES: “Argyll Robertson pupil”
COMP:
- Aortitis of vasa vasorum -> Thoracic Aneurysm
Congenital Syphilis
Transmission, Pres (5, incl 4 facial abnormalities), Prev?
TRANS: Mother with 1ry (chancre) or 2ry (dissem rash) Syphilis.
(Trans occurs after 1st trimester)
PRES:
- Hydrops Fetalis / Stillbirth
(if neonate survives)
- Facial abnormalities:
- "Saddle" nose
- Short maxilla
- "Rhagades": linear scars at angles of mouth
- "Hutchinson teeth": notched + widely-spaced central teeth
- Sniffles
- "Saber" shins
- CN 8 deafnessPREV: Treat mother early in pregnancy
Lymphogranuloma Venereum
Causative Bug, Def’n, Pres (3), RX (2)?
Chlamydia trachomatis (serotypes L1-3).
Infection of lymphatics.
PRES:
RX:
“ToRCHES” Infections (6)
Def’n, Trans (2 options), Common Pres in Neonate (6)?
Microbes that pass from mother -> fetus.
TRANS:
COMMON PRES: